Question : Citrix Client in locked PCs

Hello everybody,
Users can not always run Citrix application remotely since PCs don`t have citrix client installed and are locked so it won`t even let tehm install it.
 If a user stop at a public PC (...let`s say a PC/Kiosk lockdown) and login  Citrix Secure gateway to run an application or check her/his company's intranet site, how can this be done if the PC won`t allow her/him to install the client software? Is there a solution at this limitation?
Thank you for your help...
 

Answer : Citrix Client in locked PCs

First, the Citrix Java Client can run with no special rights (ie locked down kiosk PCs) the only way to avoid this is to disable Java in the browser and lock it down so the user can not re-enable it.

Second, the Citrix Web Client will install just for the user that runs it if he/she does not have rights to the PC, it becomes an add-in to the user's Internet Explorer. This requires no admin rights.

It sounds like you want to avoid both these situations? If that's the case may I suggest you look to locking down the PC's Internet Explorer (namely Java and allowing users to run ActiveX / install web applications).  The Internet Explorer Administrator Kit is your best bet (as well as using GPOs/Local Security policies) - all the info you need is right here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/bb219517.aspx